I regularly get emails from parents of youth players that are lagging in size, speed, and overall physical development. They’re concerned their kid(s) is falling behind and want to know what they can do to stay ahead of the curve. While I cater each response individually to the specifics of their questions, the message below […]
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This Week in Hockey Strength and Conditioning
This was an exciting week. On Wednesday, I had my first “hands-on” day in massage school. It was pretty basic work, but it was good that they put us right into it. I’m really looking forward to the experience, as I think becoming proficient in different manual therapies will help us trouble shoot a lot […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Jan 27, 2012
Will Playing More Hockey Make You Better?
January is quickly coming to a close, which means most youth hockey seasons are wrapping up. I remember at the beginning of the year when talking to several of the teams I train saying something along the lines of: “It’s important that we get these things down now, because when December and January roll around […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Jan 25, 2012
3 Tips for High Performance Hockey Players
Below is an adapted version of a newsletter I wrote for Endeavor Sports Performance. If you haven’t already, you might want to sign up for our Endeavor Newsletter here: Endeavor Sports Performance Newsletter as we regularly announce special deals on training packages, supplements, and training gear that may be of interest to you. 3 Tips […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Jan 23, 2012
This Week in Hockey Strength and Conditioning
I hope you’ve had a great week. I started massage school on Wednesday, and was happy to hear that I was able to test out of the two Anatomy and Physiology classes they have in the first semester. I’m hoping to test out of a business class over the Summer too. It should make tackling […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Jan 20, 2012
Body By Boyle Online in the Palm of Your Hands
On Tuesday, I mentioned that Eric Cressey posted a video of a staff in-service of him outlining his lower body assessments. A lot of the lower body assessments we incorporate with our athletes at Endeavor I learned directly or indirectly (through resources he recommended) from Eric, so it was great to get a current look […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Jan 19, 2012
Outwork Everyone
A couple weeks ago, I had an opportunity to talk to the Comcast U16 National team about nutrition. Well, I should say that the talk was intended to be about nutrition, but spawned very quickly into a discussion on what it’s going to take for them to be successful in the future. Most players are […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Jan 16, 2012
This Week in Hockey Strength and Conditioning
This has been a great week for us at Endeavor. We had a handful of new sign-ups and a number of returners join us. I also am in discussions with a few different people about exciting projects, but it’s too early to say anything definitive. I do have an exciting announcement for personal trainers, strength […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Jan 13, 2012
Performance Training: Adaptations for Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI)
A few weeks back I briefly mentioned that I’ve been working with a lacrosse player with femoroacetabular impingement (FAI). I’ve written quite a bit about FAI in the past, and the posts seem to attract a lot of attention, probably because so many athletes (and especially hockey players) suffer from related symptoms and haven’t had […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Jan 11, 2012
UCAN Perform, Look, and Feel Better!
I hope you and your family had a great new year! Last week we wrapped up the highlights of 2011. If you missed those posts, you can check them out at the links below: 2011 in Review Top Athletic Development Posts of 2011 Top Hockey Training Posts of 2011 4 Pillars of Athletic Success While […]
POSTED BY KEVIN NEELD Jan 9, 2012

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